2024-08-24
A British aristocrat poses as a foppish dandy by day and by night becomes a roguish master of disguises who saves French nobles from the Reign of Terror's guillotine.
A young man pursues a young lady with the same energy he applies to his other obsession in life, auto racing.
Gene Autry returns to his home town and meets trouble. Jimmy Durante, Ann Miller, Barton MacLane, Vera Vague, Jerome Cowan, George "Gabby" Hayes, Horace McMahon. Elaborate for an Autry Western. Good cast; relaxing fun. Joseph Santley directed.
Mountie (Bob Steele) on the trail of stolen money. Joan Woodbury, John Litel, Madge Bellamy, Raymond Hatton, George Meeker, Poodles Hanaford, Ian Keith, John Hamilton. Good cast. Derwin Abrahams directed.
A cowboy (Tom Tyler) is hired by a group of concerned cattlemen to infiltrate a group of cattle rustlers. Lucille Browne. Pamela: Carmen Laroux. Girard: Lon Chaney Jr. Directed by Robert F. Hill.
A professor about to be married learns he just became a new father---by his ex-wife. He learns the child is to be put up for adoption and kidnaps her from the hospital to prevent this. Based on the novel "An Unmarried Father" by Floyd Dell and the play "Little Accident" by Floyd Dell and Thomas Mitchell.
English and American POWs try to liberate a fortune in Greek art treasures from a Nazi camp. Roger Moore, David Niven, Telly Savalas, Stefanie Powers. Directed by George Pan Cosmatos.
All about that phony horse with the soldiers inside. Steve Reeves, Juliette Mayniel, John Drew Barrymore, Hedy Vessel. Giorgio Ferroni directed.
Sequel to "Sabata," with Yul Brynner as a mercenary after gold in 1867 Mexico. Dean Reed. Escudo: Pedro Sanchez. Skimmel: Gerard Herter. September: Sal Borgese. Ocano: Franco Fantasia. Folgen: Gianni Rizzo. Manuel: Salvatore Billa. Directed by Gianfranco Parolini.
A civilian scout riding with the U.S. cavalry in 1878 Arizona Territory attempts to track down a general's daughter who's been abducted by Apaches.
Young Lt. Hazard is assigned to a fort on the border of Arizona and Mexico where he must deal with the undisciplined troops. He falls for his commanding officer's wife and gets caught up in a massive battle.
In 1415, England's young King Henry V leads his troops "once more unto the breach" in an attempt to wrest the throne of France from King Charles VI during the Battle of Agincourt. The film was nominated for Best Picture, and Laurence Olivier received a Best Actor nod as the title character.